Question 10(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points) If Germany had been more successful in the Battle of the Atlantic what would have happened? Supply lines to Britain would have been disrupted. Hitler would not have had to fight a two-front war. The Salemo invasion would have been impossible for the Allies to attempt. The Allies would have failed at the Battle of the Bulge due to lack of supplies.

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Question 10(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points) If Germany had been more successful in the Battle of the Atlantic what would have happened? Supply lines to Britain would have been disrupted. Hitler would not have had to fight a two-front war. The Salemo invasion would have been impossible for the Allies to attempt. The Allies would have failed at the Battle of the Bulge due to lack of supplies.

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## Step 1The Battle of the Atlantic was a significant conflict during World War II, where the Allies, primarily the United Kingdom and the United States, sought to ensure the safe passage of supplies across the Atlantic Ocean. This was crucial for the survival of Britain and the success of the Allied war effort.## Step 2If Germany had been more successful in this battle, it would have meant that the German U-boats (submarines) would have been able to disrupt the supply lines to Britain. This would have severely weakened Britain's war effort and could have led to a German victory.## Step 3The other options, such as Hitler not having to fight a two-front war, the Salerno invasion being impossible, or the Allies failing at the Battle of the Bulge due to lack of supplies, are not directly related to the Battle of the Atlantic. These events were influenced by a variety of other factors, not just the Battle of the Atlantic.

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